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Store Manager| Enniskillen | Salary up to £35,000 + Bonus and Benefits | Retail

Every retailer talks about how important their company culture is. Our client really means it.
This is a business that achieves its targets through delivering the gold standard of customer experience and operational excellence.

Zachary Daniels are recruiting for a Store Manager in Enniskillen who is a true people person, retail leader and enjoys the shop floor!

Store Manager Benefits:
A highly competitive salary up to £35,000 + a generous bonus scheme
Monthly bonus and annual bonus
A generous annual uniform allowance that you can spend on to express yourself and your individuality!
Up to 60% instore and online product - huge savings!
Progression and development plans
No late night trades As Store Manager, your responsibilities will include:
Support and motivate the in-store team on a day-to-day basis to achieve the store's targets by identifying and maximising on opportunities to achieve and surpass KPIs, whilst setting the example in exemplary customer service
Having a strong retail floor presence, educating and influencing the store, as well as ensuring back-of-house activities enable the store's successful commercial execution
You will be trained thoroughly in our hand-crafted luxury product to become an expert. With the support from the regional sales manager, you will nurture and develop your team to unlock their full potential and support their successionAs a Store Manager you'll have:
Proven experience in driving sales and profitability in store
A passion for driving a culture of exemplary customer service
An ability to understand the importance of local and global business strategy, and can translate this in to the delivery of store, regional and division KPIs
Experience in using data to identify trends, issues and root causes, and has the ability to take action to deliver when such opportunities are identified
Strong communication skills in order to establish and coach a high performing team
The ability to be adaptable and flexible to changing business needs
A positive, can-do attitude with a contagious enthusiasm for the brands product and core values
A well-presented appearance with a taste for desirable products and a passion for retail Ready to apply for this Store Manager role?

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Store Manager| Enniskillen | Salary up to £35,000 + Bonus and Benefits | Retail

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